MOTOR NEWS.

Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, Issue 170576, 5 August 1921, Page 3

MOTOR NEWS.

Every thinking person knows, th.t, unless treated with care and consideration, the modern pneumatic motor tyie has a comparatively frail and short life. Many thousands of tyres ate thrown on the scrap heap annually, whereas, if treated with cure and the small cuts are Vulcanized in their initial stages, Thousands of Pounds can bo saved. - „ , .. A perfectly successful remedy lies in Vulcanizing when carried out in a PROPER (MANNER by expert and careful tradesmen, using modern ip-to-dato plant and materials. The mischief originates in a sma'l Dead cut; water, stones and grit force their -way to -the foundation of tn© tyre, the" canvas casing '.logins to lot, and premature destruction results. This disastrous sequence is prevent;-© by the HARVEY FROST VULCANIZING PROCESS (British). The defective rubbcrTls replaced by new, which unites inseparably with the surrounding material and" completely restores the Original Strength, Resilience and Waterproofness to the tyro. J3y the use of the HARVEY f ROST Appliances, Materials and Methods -Tie damaged parts of Tubes and Covers ~'o REMADE, and there is almost no limit to the class of repair that can. .b® carried out successfully by the RARYEi FROST PROCESS. 1 Tubes that have been reduced to tibbons at one point by a bad burst, can, if otherwise in good condition, b© restored bv inserting a complete ja»w section l.t the H.ARY EY I’ ROSj “JOINTLESS” Tube Joining Process. Burst Covers cam be saved by tne HARVEY FROST Stepping Out Process y.diich removes the damaged canvas and rebuilds with new at the point of injury. The cost of the repair is trifling in comparison with ilie mileage gained by giving a iresli lease of life to a tyro which would otherwise have been discarded. THE TIMARU RUBBER CO., opposite Theatre Royal, Stafford Street, Timaru, has an up-to-dato workshop, fitted with a complete new HARVEY FROST VULCANIZING PLANT, capable of coping with all classes of modern Tyre Surgery. The workshop is in charge of an experienced tradesman, and motorists are cordially inyited to come along and see the work and plant in actual operation. The Company makes no secret of its-methods, and a personal visit will not only be welcomed but will give the motorist an insight into the_ interesting and instructive process of Modern, Scientific Vulcanizing. Apart from Tyre and Tube Repairing the Company is prepared to repair any- I thing made of rubber. Please note the Address— j TIMARU RUBBER COMPANY, The Harvey Frost Vulcanists, Opposite Theatre Itoyal, Stafford St., TIMARU. T. SCOTT, Proprietor.